Running out of playful ways to spark conversation in your voice over community? Guessing games are a fun, low-pressure way to get everyone talking and sharing. Use these templates to quickly boost interaction and bring some lighthearted energy to your community.
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Guessing games work because they invite participation in a low-stakes, entertaining format. Members feel included and valued when their opinions or guesses are welcomed, which helps even the quietest members join in. The playful nature of guessing creates instant curiosity and encourages scrolling members to stop and engage.
In the voice over industry, these games can spotlight unique skills, bring out fun facts, and create a sense of camaraderie through shared experiences. By making the questions simple, you lower the barrier to entry, ensuring your posts feel accessible and fun for everyone, from newcomers to seasoned pros.
Guess which famous animated character I voiced in my first gig. Any guesses?
💡 Example: "Guess which famous animated character I voiced in my first gig. Any guesses? (It was a squirrel!)"
Can you guess how many takes it took me to nail my latest commercial spot?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how many takes it took me to nail my latest commercial spot? (Answer: 7)"
I once recorded in a very unusual location. Can you guess where it was?
💡 Example: "I once recorded in a very unusual location. Can you guess where it was? (Hint: A closet!)"
Which accent did I have to learn for a recent role? UK, Australian, or New York?
💡 Example: "Which accent did I have to learn for a recent role? UK, Australian, or New York? (It was Australian!)"
Guess the genre: My latest project was for a video game, audiobook, or commercial?
💡 Example: "Guess the genre: My latest project was for a video game, audiobook, or commercial? (Video game!)"
I voiced a character who loves pizza. Guess the character's name!
💡 Example: "I voiced a character who loves pizza. Guess the character's name! (Tony Tomato)"
Can anyone guess what my favorite microphone brand is?
💡 Example: "Can anyone guess what my favorite microphone brand is? (Neumann)"
I once had to voice a character with a cold. How did I make it sound convincing?
💡 Example: "I once had to voice a character with a cold. How did I make it sound convincing? (Used a stuffy nose voice!)"
Guess which of these is NOT a real voice over genre: explainer, voicemail, or weather forecast?
💡 Example: "Guess which of these is NOT a real voice over genre: explainer, voicemail, or weather forecast? (Weather forecast)"
Can you guess how many languages I have recorded in?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how many languages I have recorded in? (Three!)"
I have a signature warm-up routine. Guess one thing I always do before recording.
💡 Example: "I have a signature warm-up routine. Guess one thing I always do before recording. (Tongue twisters!)"
Guess the famous movie where I dubbed a main character's voice.
💡 Example: "Guess the famous movie where I dubbed a main character's voice. (The Lion King!)"
Can you guess what my first paid voice over job was for?
💡 Example: "Can you guess what my first paid voice over job was for? (A local radio ad!)"
Which classic cartoon did I always want to voice as a kid?
💡 Example: "Which classic cartoon did I always want to voice as a kid? (Scooby-Doo!)"
Guess which voice over term means 'reading ahead silently': cold reading, sight reading, or ADR?
💡 Example: "Guess which voice over term means 'reading ahead silently': cold reading, sight reading, or ADR? (Sight reading)"
I once voiced a character in a video game. Can you guess the genre of the game?
💡 Example: "I once voiced a character in a video game. Can you guess the genre of the game? (RPG!)"
Which of these is my favorite vocal exercise: humming, lip trills, or yawning?
💡 Example: "Which of these is my favorite vocal exercise: humming, lip trills, or yawning? (Lip trills!)"
Guess the number of auditions I did last month: 5, 15, or 25?
💡 Example: "Guess the number of auditions I did last month: 5, 15, or 25? (15!)"
I once worked on a project for a big brand. Can you guess which brand it was?
💡 Example: "I once worked on a project for a big brand. Can you guess which brand it was? (Nike!)"
Can you guess what unusual prop I used to create a sound effect in the booth?
💡 Example: "Can you guess what unusual prop I used to create a sound effect in the booth? (A bag of chips!)"
Which voice over niche do you think I get the most work in: animation, corporate, or e-learning?
💡 Example: "Which voice over niche do you think I get the most work in: animation, corporate, or e-learning? (Corporate!)"
Guess how long my longest recording session lasted.
💡 Example: "Guess how long my longest recording session lasted. (4 hours!)"
I use a quirky ritual to prep my voice. Can you guess what it is?
💡 Example: "I use a quirky ritual to prep my voice. Can you guess what it is? (Dancing in place!)"
When I started, I made a big mistake in the booth. Guess what it was!
💡 Example: "When I started, I made a big mistake in the booth. Guess what it was! (Left my phone on!)"
Which snack do you think is my go-to after a session: apples, crackers, or chocolate?
💡 Example: "Which snack do you think is my go-to after a session: apples, crackers, or chocolate? (Apples!)"
Guess which famous video game character I wish I could voice.
💡 Example: "Guess which famous video game character I wish I could voice. (Mario!)"
Can you guess which voice over project made me laugh the most?
💡 Example: "Can you guess which voice over project made me laugh the most? (Animated comedy spot!)"
I once lost my voice before a big job. Guess what I did to recover fast!
💡 Example: "I once lost my voice before a big job. Guess what I did to recover fast! (Drank warm honey tea)"
Which tool do you think I could not live without in my studio?
💡 Example: "Which tool do you think I could not live without in my studio? (Pop filter!)"
Guess the most unusual direction a client ever gave me.
💡 Example: "Guess the most unusual direction a client ever gave me. (Make it sound like a robot pirate!)"
Which animal sound do you think I can imitate best?
💡 Example: "Which animal sound do you think I can imitate best? (A duck!)"
Guess what my favorite genre to voice is: horror, romance, or sci-fi?
💡 Example: "Guess what my favorite genre to voice is: horror, romance, or sci-fi? (Sci-fi!)"
Can you guess the first word I ever recorded in a studio?
💡 Example: "Can you guess the first word I ever recorded in a studio? (Hello!)"
I once had a surprise guest in my home studio. Guess who or what it was!
💡 Example: "I once had a surprise guest in my home studio. Guess who or what it was! (My cat!)"
Which of these voice over myths is false: you need a deep voice, you need a home studio, or you need acting skills?
💡 Example: "Which of these voice over myths is false: you need a deep voice, you need a home studio, or you need acting skills? (You need a deep voice!)"
Guess the strangest script note I ever received from a client.
💡 Example: "Guess the strangest script note I ever received from a client. (Make it sound like a talking sandwich!)"
What do you think my favorite part of editing audio is?
💡 Example: "What do you think my favorite part of editing audio is? (Cutting out breaths!)"
Can you guess how many cups of tea I drink during a long session?
💡 Example: "Can you guess how many cups of tea I drink during a long session? (Three!)"
Which cartoon voice would you like to hear me try next? Guess my top pick!
💡 Example: "Which cartoon voice would you like to hear me try next? Guess my top pick! (Goofy!)"
I once voiced a slogan for a product. Can you guess the product type?
💡 Example: "I once voiced a slogan for a product. Can you guess the product type? (Sports drink!)"
Guess which classic radio drama inspired me to start voice acting.
💡 Example: "Guess which classic radio drama inspired me to start voice acting. (War of the Worlds!)"
Which of my character voices do you think is the hardest for me to maintain?
💡 Example: "Which of my character voices do you think is the hardest for me to maintain? (Grumpy old man!)"
Guess what unusual item I keep on my desk for inspiration.
💡 Example: "Guess what unusual item I keep on my desk for inspiration. (A rubber duck!)"
Pick a template that fits your community's mood or current discussions. Post it as-is or tweak the details to better reflect your group's interests. Encourage all answers, and be sure to follow up with the correct answer or a fun reveal to keep the loop closed. Use images or short audio clips where possible for extra engagement, and tag a few active members to get the conversation started.
These templates work on all platforms. For forums and Facebook Groups, post as text or with an image for context. On Discord or Slack, adapt for chat threads and consider pinning the post for visibility. For Instagram or TikTok, use Stories or short videos with polls or question stickers to maximize participation. Always match your approach to the platform's features and member expectations.
Use them once or twice a week to keep content fresh and engaging without overwhelming your members.
Simple, relatable clues tied to industry experiences, tools, or fun personal facts work best.
Keep questions light and non-judgmental, and personally invite lurkers by tagging them or using group shout-outs.
Absolutely. Adding voice samples or short video clues can enhance engagement, especially on visual platforms.
Yes, always follow up with the answer to close the loop and reward participation.
In smaller groups, use more personal stories. In larger groups, use broader questions or polls to spark wide participation.